hello BP community. This property has been brought to my attention and I am a little confused on how its going to work out. There is a lon of 135k on this property and they want me to bring 12k to the closing table. T...

Hey people, So, first of all let me say, I'm new to real estate investing and I don't work in the finance or economics fields. So please excuse my ignorance, but I wanted to know what others think about this.Earlier t...

Most people understand the world of rental properties, house flips, and other common real estate investments. But there is one little-known niche that could provide massive cash flow and profits without the headaches:...

Good afternoon fellow BP'ers!  I attended a tax lien sale today just to watch how things went.  It was very interesting, however, it left me confused on the tax lien process.  My understanding is that the homeowner ha...

I purchased a positive cash flowing property last summer, for cash and am now (finally) looking to do a cash-out refi to pull the cash to use on another property. My other properties were all purchased with traditiona...

I'm looking at buying several properties (8-10) in a lower income area of Baltimore Maryland for cash as a retirement income plan. The area cash flows very well.  My concern is with litigation mainly from tenants.  I ...

I often buy using Subject To to buy properties. If you choose to use this technique these are some of the Pitfalls to watch out for.
Subject To Pitfalls
1. The bank can call the loan due (due on sale cause).
2. You...

I recently purchased a rental property for cash with a short term unsecured loan because it was such a good deal(numbers below). I figured since I owned 100% equity in the house and I am only seeking 65% LTV I would h...

I'm new to notes, have read/listened a bunch and attended Martin Saenz's workshop. I'm still not clear what's required of the investor in the event you have to foreclose (though that is not what my goal in this busine...

Can someone please tell me the 'rule of thumb' when evaluating a property for rental? Or better yet, what is the '2% Rule and the '50% Rule'?
I'm looking at a potential deal tomorrow and I'd like to get my numbers rig...